I need lime remover to remove film on crystal. Will your product work for that? Thanks, Lindy Adams
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I'm not sure. If it's nice/Waterford crystal I would try vinegar and baking soda first. You can always read the warnings on the back
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I have not removed mine, but it is not supposed to. My understanding from the instructions is that you should heat the area a bit with a hair dryer to aid in removal. 3M makes top notch stuff. I am not worried about it when the time comes to remove the film. Stick to the 3M stuff. And no, I don't work for 3m;)
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Interesting question. I had not thoughtof adding stuff such as crystal light to my water. But I would think that in the way the soda stream is set up to work, using products such as crystal light should be fine.
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Wow this way too much. For a single use I use 1/2-3/4 tsp crystals with no more 2 Tbls cleanser in a small dish. Mix well into a thick grainy consistency. It goes a long way so very little is needed. Just make sure the crystals are well blended as you don't want the crystal powder getting anywhere on your face. Good luck.
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I've used mine with Crystal Lite and it didn't retain any lingering taste after being rinsed out! Everyone in my family has a Hydroflask..we love them!
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Hello Samantha. All that I have read indicates that the film is removable. I would think that at minimum a liquid solution to remove grime would be needed and perhaps even a razor blade. We've had the film up for several weeks now and it sticks pretty good, no peeling, etc. That tells you the adhesive sticks well.
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You may have to remove the cartridge ant take off any protective film etc. There is an instruction manual. However, you may also have got a used cartridge from your seller. You may want to search online for the product support telephone number and they may better assist you.
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This works for me...put about tablespoon of Lime Away (or similar product) in small baggie & attach it to spout w bread tie or elastic band so that screen is emerged. Leave on till buildup is dissolved or overnight. This works on my shower heads too.
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I do not know if it will or not it is more of a polish that a remover. You could certainly try in a small area and see how successful you are and go from there. I have been successful in areas that I did not think it would work.
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It should work. Just remember that this is a rubbing compound. I use it on clear plastic as well as painted models with success. I'm very pleased. Go easy and you should be OK.
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This may diminish the scratches but does not remove any metal. I use for very old glassware to remove lime deposits but leaves the glassware sparkling!
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This is a great glass cleaner, but it is not a lime and scale remover. So if you have hard water and mineral deposits, this probably won't do the job. But if you want clean glass, this is the best stuff I have found.
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I have used it on glass to remove hard water calcium build up but not on TV 's. I assume you mean the screen. Most manufacturers recommend damp Cotten cloth. I'm not sure TV screens are glass. Try cleaning a very small section in a corner with the cleaner on a damp cotton cloth first.
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This product works extremely well on all types of windows, including car windshields(inside & out) The only factor which might preclude using this crystal cleaner on a broader usage would probably be the cost factor. Price wise it's not competitive with the run of the mill glass cleaners, however I feel the extra cost is worth considering because the results are far superior than using the run of the mill glass cleaners. I've found nothing better
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I just used it to clean up some iron stains on both my commode and tub. It seems to work best if you sprinkle it on, dampen it and let it set a bit before you scrub. It is not quite as effective on lime buildup but did quite well on the rust stains.
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Unfortunately not. This stuff works with the clear coating of the car paint. I believe they make scratch removers for crystal watch faces, but I cannot say if they really work as I have had no experience using those products. Take it to a jeweler for a repair estimate.
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For mineral buildup, I use a capful of this (available on Amazon) and it appears to work: Holmes Lime Scale Treatment Solution for Humidifiers, S1705PDQ-U